Centimeter

... are houses. He was munching on a moth's wing when I found him, evidently doing a great job at reducing our insect population. He is about 1/2 centimeter across, and raises his rear end as he becomes disturbed. The white dots on his rear are striking and obvious. The colorful "fangs" ...

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... studies fall under Entomology. But there is no such category here. It is mainly seen in my kitchen, but also in my bathroom. The length is about 1 centimeter (see the link above for the photo). There is a white line in the front part of the insect, as you can see in the picture. They seem to like ...

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... bacterial colonies on a petri dish (there are better ways to do this than with plots, but this is just a micro-example) you might use a 1 square centimeter plot or smaller! If you are counting blades of grass on a lawn, and the density of the blades seems pretty uniform throughout, you could ...

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... and they don't seem to have very many useful if any useful mutations.. Oh yeah also, if the food wasn't random; say it formed every other centimeter in a row, or something like that, this could make it more interesting, because it would effect how the turn after they get some food.

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... earth's naturally occurring and diverging magnetic field lines and focused so as to provide a power flux of about 0.1 to about 1 watt per square centimeter at an altitude of at least 250 km; adjusting said first frequency of said electromagnetic radiation to a value which will excite a first ...

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